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Number of items: 14.

Book chapter

Oberg, Achim ; Powell, Walter W. ; Schöllhorn, Tino (2022) Representations of self in the digital public sphere: The field of social impact analyzed through relational and discursive moves. Gegenhuber, Thomas ; Logue, Danielle ; Hingins, Christopher R. ; Barrett, Michael Digital transformation and institutional theory Bingley 167-196 [Book chapter]

Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Oberg, Achim (2020) Is the sharing economy a field? How a disruptive field nurtures sharing economy organizations. Maurer, Indre ; Mair, Johanna ; Oberg, Achim Theorizing the sharing economy : variety and trajectories of new forms of organizing Research in the Sociology of Organizations Bingley [u.a.] 66 131-162 [Book chapter]

Conference presentation

Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Oberg, Achim How fields overlap: An exploratory study of relational and symbolic connections between three fields. (2020) 16th New Institutionalism in Organization Theory Workshop (Odense, Denmark) [Conference presentation]

Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Oberg, Achim How fields overlap: An exploratory study of relational and symbolic connections between three fields. (2020) 36th EGOS - European Group of Organizational Studies Colloquium (Hamburg, Germany) [Conference presentation]

Schöllhorn, Tino ; Oberg, Achim Organizing the wisdom of crowds: How Wikipedia helps to theorize and legitimize the blockchain. (2020) 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management 2020 (Online) [Conference presentation]

Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Woywode, Michael What generates configurations of management concepts in organizational self-representations? (2019) 35th EGOS - European Group of Organization Studies Colloquium (Edinbrugh, UK) [Conference presentation]

Semper, Daniel ; Oberg, Achim ; Meyer, Michael ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wijkström, Filip Front-stage vs. backstage issue framing: Uncovering hidden effects in field processes. (2019) UniGov Symposium (Wien, Austria) [Conference presentation]

Oberg, Achim ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Meyer, Renate E. Interstitial organizations in higher education - observing current topics in university governance on the WWW. (2019) Research Colloquium Leibniz Forschungszentrum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (Hannover, Germany) [Conference presentation]

Oberg, Achim ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Meyer, Renate E. ; Meyer, Michael ; Semper, Daniel ; Reuter, Marta Third mission in online debates. (2019) UniGov Symposium (Wien, Austria) [Conference presentation]

Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Oberg, Achim Is the sharing economy a field? How a disruptive field nurtures sharing economy organizations. (2017) 33rd European Group for Organizational Studies EGOS Colloquium (København, Denmark) [Conference presentation]

Oberg, Achim ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Schöllhorn, Tino Is the sharing economy a field? How a disruptive field nurtures sharing economy organizations. (2017) 13th New Institutional Theory Workshop NIW 2017 (Jerusalem, Israel) [Conference presentation]

Oberg, Achim ; Reuter, Marta ; Wijkström, Filip ; Schöllhorn, Tino Studying transnational intermediaries in university governance - The case of open access. (2017) Conference on Long-Term Provision of Knowledge (Stockholm, Sweden) [Conference presentation]

Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X ; Oberg, Achim The social construction of management vocabularies: An analysis of data on Wikipedia. (2016) 32nd EGOS - European Group of Organization Studies Colloquium (Naples, Italy) [Conference presentation]

Oberg, Achim ; Schöllhorn, Tino ; Wruk, Dominika ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-153X How to measure similarities and differences of organizational forms in the sharing economy: A semantic network approach. (2015) Stanford PACS Workshop, Center for Philanthropy and Civil Society (Berlin, Germany) [Conference presentation]

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